First Sheep Shipment Of The Season From Montana Firm
J B Long and Co of Montana shipped 28 car loads of Wallowa county yearlings and year-olds from local yards. Twenty five cars were sent to the Montana range and six to Kansas Egin Recorder.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
4
J B Long and Co of Montana shipped 28 car loads of Wallowa county yearlings and year-olds from local yards. Twenty five cars were sent to the Montana range and six to Kansas Egin Recorder.
Official returns show votes by precinct for J P and constable offices, with totals for each precinct including Elgin Inland Bummerville North Latirmade Union Alicel Big Creek Cave and more. Amendments results listed with Yes and No tallies and county total ballots 8214. Prohibition results by Cove Island and Summerville precincts.
Elgin offers a $1000 purse for a three game series against La Grande with identical lineups as their last meeting. La Grande plans to field the same players and seeks a neutral site. officials hope for strong competition and public interest. In addition, preparations for Fourth of July events include a four oclock ball game between North Side and South Side and firefighters training races.
Cloudy damp conditions halted most crews during morning practice on the Hudson. Officials tentatively set a staggered four mile varsity race for six pm if conditions permit, with Cornell leading the four mile event as Syracuse, Columbia and Pennsylvania trailed.
The president reportedly read Sin clair's book with interest and hinted he would assess if the packing house situation matched the portrayal. If so, he intends to inaugurate changes in the conduct of the institutions.
Punch and Sons of Blalock drove ten medium sized mules to Arlington last week and traded them for a 160 dollar check. The price equates to 320 dollars per span or 160 dollars per mule in the Arlington Record.
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